Breaking the Bank or Breaking Myths? The Real Cost of Going Green
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Modern urban planning is often faced with the dilemma between facilitating car traffic or nurturing pedestrian-friendly environments. Today’s cities confront a crucial decision: either succumb
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Constructing and using buildings significantly impacts the environment and human health. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is an evolving science that helps us understand and quantify
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Biophilic vs Green – What’s Different?
In recent years, there’s been a significant push towards creating built environments that respect and integrate with the natural world. Two prominent approaches within this
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4 Must-Haves for Great City Parks
We often see neighborhood parks as gifts to city residents, offering a breath of fresh air in the urban jungle. But let’s flip that perspective
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Breaking the Bank or Breaking Myths? The Real Cost of Going Green
In the vibrant discourse around sustainable building practices, a common misconception that often emerges is the presumed high cost associated with green construction. The narrative
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Portland Cement: the Scapegoat for Construction Excesses
Ordinary Portland cement is available worldwide and has become the most widely used material in construction. Engineers have been educated in its use not only